iz/Sepu 



390 



Kovpcrevo) 



KOVVTOvlSepUlV for KOVTO^e'pVWV. IlEO. 6, 27. 



Kovirrovpos, ov, {kovtos, oiipa) dock-tailed, as a horse, koXo- 

 poKipKos. SuiD. KoiQovpov, 70V KoiivTovpov (v. 1. KOV- 

 Tovpov). CODIN. 37, 8. 



Substantively, to Kovvrovpov, dock-tailed horse. Co- 

 din. 37, 5, public horse. 



Kovpa, rj, c u r a, . Basilic. G, 1, .57. 



Kovpd, as, r), tonsure. QuiN. 33 'ifpaTiKrj Kovpa. (Com- 

 pare Sock. 3, 1, p. 1G9, 9 'Ev xP<f ''f Kapapevos Tuv 

 rwv pova\u>v vntKpivfTO /3toj'.) 



Kovpdv, TO, indeclinable, Arabic 7X~lp, koran, the 

 sacred book of the Mohammedans. PoRPn. Adm. 

 111,11. 



Kovpariav, avoi, rj, c u r a t i o , a law term. Antec. 1, 

 23 init. 



KOvpaTopevo) Or Kovparaiptvu), to he a Kovparcop, (TTLTpoirevoy. 



Inscr. 5884. Antec. 1, 13 init. KovparapevovTui, 

 c u r a t o r e m habere. 121, 3 KovpaT<opev€Tai. 

 Basilic. 7, 5, 47. 



Kovparap, opos OV (apos, 6, curator, tjipovTiaTrjS, iirtrpo- 



TTos, a public oDTicer. Inscr. 5898. Nil. Epist. 2, 

 179. Novell. 123, 5. Const. (536), 1153 C. 

 1177 A. 



Kovparapeta, as, fj, C uraturia, imTpoTrrj. NOVELL. 



12.3,5. Const. IV, Can. 11. 



KovpaTo>p(ViO, see KovpaTopev(i3. 



KOvparapia, as, rj, {Kovparap) public treasury ? ? ThEOPH. 



756, 8. Theoph. Cont. 416, 23. 



KOvparapUiov, ov, to, the tffice of Kovpdrap. PoUPH. Cer. 



461, 3. 463, 19. 

 Kovpaa, aaa, meaning uncertain. Theoph. 693, 9 '0 6e 



KovfpoTTjTt Zypa'^^v avTta KaKilfos pa6u>v itcovpao-fif Tratrras ; 

 he punished them. 

 KoOp/S.i, as, f), harlot, vopurj. GlOSS. .JdR. Koiipffov, to 

 KapnrjKov Ka\ <rKapP6v. Kaurddcv ra ^vXiKia t^s ffiWas 

 Koiip^ta XiyoiTai cos KapTrrjXd. AioTi fie TrdXat to 

 TOiavra Koiipjiia (Is op^eiai/ xmoKenai toTs ec^lmrois, hia 

 TOVTO peTar^opiKms Ka\ rrjir itopvr^v Kovpfiav 'Siyopfv hia to 

 dfi oxeitr^at. [This derivation is not very probable. 

 In vulgar Russian, as also in vulgar Modern Greek, 

 Koippa is equivalent to the vulgar Modern Greek 

 Ttovrdva, a common prostitute.^ 



Koip^iov, ov, TO, {Kovppos) = ipTTpoaBoKovp^iov, oniadoKovp- 

 ^tov. Gloss. Juk. Koiip^op .... to ^vXUiu x^r aiXXas 

 Koip^ia \iyovTai. 



Kovp^os, a or r], c u r V u s , bent, curved, KnpnvXos. Gloss. 

 JdR. Kovp^ov, to KapTrrjXov Ka\ (TKap^ov. 



Kovpe, curre (from curro). Suid. KoCpe, Papa'iaA, 



Tpe)(€. 'EvBev Kai Kovpawpes. 

 KovpeaKos, rj, ov, (xoupfur) barber's, barber-like. POLYB. 



3, 20, 5 \LovpeaKris Ka\ Trav^Tjpov XnXta?. 

 Koipevpaf aros, to, [Kovpevay) a shearing, tonsure. PoRPn. 



Cer. 620, 19. 

 Kovpeico, (vaa, to shear, to exit one's hair. EriPiI. II, 



183 B. MaL. 189, 13 T&.ovp€VtrdpiPos TTjv Idlav Kopijv 



Trjs KEc^oX^f aiToC. TiiEOPn. 584, 16. Nic. Const. 

 Can. p. 451 C. Nicet. 322, 26 *At KovpevBrj 8c Ka\ fj 



"deanotva Kai as direXSr] els povaarripiov. 



Kovpla, as, fj, curia. Dion. Hal. I, 250, 6. 



KoipiKos, ov, o, currus, curriculum. Epiph. I, 



1058 B. 

 Kovpla-Kos, ov, 6, barber, Kovpfvs. Theopu. 72. Cedr. 



I, 532, 19. 

 Kovpiav, (jivos, 6, curio. Lyd. 128, 3. 

 Kovplwiros, ov, 6, c u r i o s u s , cursus publici procurator, 



surveyor of highways. Athan. I, 190B. Lyd. 12. 



176, 15. 234, 6. (Compare Proc I, 380, 13 '0 



Tov hrjpotjiov bpt'ipov eVi/xfXopei/os.) 

 KoipKovpov, ou, TO, c u r c u m a , c n c u r b a . c u r b , Kovp- 

 Kwpov, KTjpos. IIeS. *Ey KTjpw, iv KovpKovpco. 



KOVpKOVpOV = KOVKOVpOU. ThEOPH. 560, 19. * 



KOVpKcapov :=^ KOVpKOvpOV. Mal. 395, 17. 



KovpoTraXdrrjs, ov, 6, {xovpa, iraXoTioc) the major-domo of 



the imperial palace. Euagr. 5, 1. Suioc. 154, 17. 



Theoph. 302, 12. 



KOVpOTToKaTLKiV foT KOVpOTToXaTLKlOV, OV, TO, thc O^CC of 



KovponaXdrrjs. PORPH. Adm. 210, 3. 



KoupovXtor, o, curulis. Inscr. 113.3 KODpovXXtoi'. 

 Dion Cass. 205, 36, et alibi. 



Kovpadrap, 6, ^= Koipacop. LkO. 12, 27. 



Kovptreva, (V(Ta, evdrjv, fvpffos, {Kovp(Tov) to pillage, plun- 

 der, Xijt^opat. Theopu. 487, 12. 588, 9. Pokph. 

 Adm. 68, 22. 



2. To pursue the enerny. Leo Gram. 235, 8. 



